METALWORKING EQUIPMENT/MACHINE TOOLS
Global Market ($ million): N/A
U.S. Industry Revenue ($ million): $28,000
Employees: 184,000+
Companies: 8,000+
U.S. Exports ($ million): $6,600
U.S. Imports ($ million): $13,650
Top 5 U.S. Companies
![]() | MAG Industrial Automation Systems |
![]() | Haas |
![]() | Gleason |
![]() | Hardinge |
![]() | Flow International |
Top 5 Foreign Companies
![]() | Trumpf (Germany) |
![]() | Yamazaki Mazak (Japan) |
![]() | Gildemeister (Germany) |
![]() | Amada (Japan) |
![]() | Okuma (Japan) |
Top International Markets
![]() | Mexico |
![]() | Canada |
![]() | China |
![]() | Germany |
![]() | United Kingdom |
Top 5 International Issues
![]() | Export controls and licensing procedures |
![]() | Rising production costs |
![]() | Shifting manufacturing to low cost countries (particularly Asia:China/India) |
![]() | Increased competition from Asian imports |
![]() | Global recession |
Top 3 Domestic Competitiveness Issues
![]() | Credit Availability: Tightening of the credit markets making it more difficult for manufacturers to obtain financing. |
![]() | Decline of the Big 3 automakers: the automobile industry accounted for the lion’s share of the metalworking equipment industry. |
![]() | Taxes and the Economy: Lower the tax burden for U.S. manufacturers and increase R&D tax credits and programs. |
Updated 5/2009



